Reviews for THE VANISHING VISCOUNTESS 2 Manga

A story about the charming marquis, who is the main supporting character in “Rose Flower for the Diva,” finds true love. The thrilling escape combined with the heightened love and trust between the two protagonists is very dramatic. The designs are also well put together, but since the feeling of a slight digest is undeniable, I also recommend complementing it with the original.

As the title suggests, this is a suspense love between a gentle hero who single-mindedly pours out his love, and a heroine with a strong heart. The atmosphere of the hero and heroine was wonderful because Miura sensei's paintings were perfect!

The story is supported by the Marquis's “dedication” to helping the heroine that much even though she has no duties or anything. There's no reason for that, and in other words, I protect it thoroughly with the feeling that I can't leave it alone. He's quite a hero, even if his intuition that he can't be seen by bad people works. There are many crisis scenes, and the unrelenting escapes of the two maintain a sense of tension in the story. I finished reading it with the thought that at last, the peace that came back, the future that began with him who continued to support the heroine from beginning to end, and finally, ah, I was able to watch that scene. Right now, I feel similar to how I felt when I watched a movie. The love between the two has been a relationship of trust similar to a marital relationship from the beginning, and it is a fundamental trust based on a pure human sense. It's not like I've tried anything. The heroine talked about why she was lying because she couldn't be trusted, but she didn't want to collide with it. There are no expressions of emotion, let alone promises, and even though they are not relatives or old friends and acquaintances, they continue to run away at risk. It's a road movie type development, and modesty that crosses the line after a considerable period of time. The people in question are desperate, and the story isn't peaceful. Nevertheless, I was inspired by his dependability, his eye for believing in his heroine, and his human power that never led to his cute behavior. It doesn't look like a brilliant HQ world. When it comes to depicting the world of aristocrats, this is a situation where one's position in human society is undermined by malicious people, and it is difficult to prove one's innocence. The setting is reminiscent of the foreign drama “The Fugitive.” If you had a man like this, it's inevitable that you would fall in love with it, and since it's a saving hand by the person you admired from the beginning, who would go to hell with the Buddha, I couldn't be more moved. In an age where it seems impossible for false charges to be corrected once caught, he did everything so thoroughly that it was an act of tears. This story is a suspense theater where there is no sparkle that makes one sigh, and the fleeting sweet moment between the two of them, an escape where they get stuck and the love that gradually matures between the two. It's just a story where I bow my head to the Marquis. I read it as a set, but recently I read a Miura Hiroko sensei HQ comic book that also appears in Murder Case, so I looked back.

I was able to predict what the ending would be but couldn't stop reading it halfway through?